Final Fantasy I & 2 Redux Again: PSP Style
Without losing any of the simple top-down feel of the game, they've revamped graphics in a crisp and pleasant way. Magic and fog have a beautiful smooth transparency, and dungeons and towns have a new density that really seems to add to the feel of the world in the game. All monster graphics have also been redone, with some of your favorite enemies looking more detailed and badass then ever before. Of course the same battle and game schematic is in place, choose your four warriors at the beginning and save the world from Chaos.
I'm frankly surprised that FF1 and FF2 aren't being released on the same disc, but Sony and Square-Enix made a pact long ago to drain game players of every possible penny/yen, so it makes sense on that standpoint. There will always be gamers (especially Japanese Final Fantasy fanatics) willing to shell out for both games on a new platform, and both companies know this.
If you own a PSP and are one of these aforementioned Final Fantasy nerds, perhaps something to anticipate?
Pirate Prince
Posted to Video Games, Videos on 2 April 2007
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The beautiful sprites are alluring, but hopefully they don't charge full price for each game.
As a self-professed Final Fantasy Fanatic™, even I think this is just too much. This is a game that has been released on the NES (twice in Japan), the Wonderswan, the GBA, the PlayStation, and cellphones. I have no need for this one.
Agree with Eric - apart from the slightly tarted-up graphics, it just looks like DoS with the PSX version's cutscenes. If they'd given it a FF3DS-style makeover I might've considered it, but what'd be the point in buying the same game yet again?
They are coming out in america around summer time i beleive.
Paul, what about the loyal Sony fans that never got the GBA versions?
Not everyone owned a GBA and not everyone owns a DS.
Loyal sony fans played it when it was Origins.
Oh, and I forgot to add, they're seperate and at the wonderful price of 49.99 each.
Now, if GayGamer.net can get a giveaway from Sony/SquareEnix of this game and a PSP, that would definitely get a lot of attention...go on Pirate Prince, pass the word around the castle.
It's a PSP rerelease! They could have at least, I don't know, added in another frame into the walk cycle?